What does it mean to leave a legacy? It means doing everything you can do and always finding a way to get the goal accomplished, no matter the circumstances. You are remembered forever for what you achieved.
That is exactly what Valdosta Wildcat Antwon Kincade did. Among his accomplishments are a first-round game-sealing interception against North Cobb in 2015; win number 900 against Lowndes; and, most recently, the 25th state championship for the Valdosta Wildcats.
Not only did Kincade leave a legacy on the field, he has also created a legacy within the halls of Valdosta High. Kincade is a bit of a celebrity with his teachers and other students in the school for being a gracious and hardworking student.
One thing is for sure: If you’re going to leave a legacy at a place like Valdosta High, you had better do something special because the amount of talent that has touched Bazemore-Hyder Stadium is unmatched. Kincade, however, did exactly that.
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Quote: “But one thing is for sure. No matter where I go, football or not, I’ll be surrounded by thousands of people from every part of this country. And I’ll tell you this: They will know where I’m from. That Wildcat pride, that lack of fear, it goes with me everywhere. Everyone will know that I’m a Wildcat because that is something that will forever make me proud.”
In the Game Sports Network / South Georgia Magazine / Oct – 2016
Antwon Kincade / Valdosta High School
#5 Top Picture of the Year Leaving a Legacy: Antwon Kincade
Written by James Washington
Summarized by Zack Pine
Photo by Micki
Published in the October 2016 Edition
